Feb 23, 2007
Jonathan Volzke, The Capistrano
Dispatch "Trustees received
retired Judge Stuart Waldrip’s report in January
but have not commented on it. They paid Waldrip
$400 an hour to compile the report, for a total of
about $30,000. The report called several acts by
trustees or Fleming “imprudent” or “ill-advised”
but decided no laws were broken."
Volzke is
the publisher of the Capistrano
Dispatch.
Tags: Waldrip Investigation, Fleming Trustees
Jan 11, 2007
Jonathan Volzke, The Capistrano
Dispatch "The report’s also
silent about what the Trustees knew about these
lists, and when. Waldrip notes Fleming sent a
report on recall proponents’ efforts to trustees
early in the campaign, an April 2005 memo stamped
“CONFIDENTIAL.” In Fleming’s words, a “mole” had
approached the district’s security officer. The
memo outlines key players in the recall effort,
including four San Juan residents, referring to
them as NIMBYs ... That was about the same time
the first list was generated, and should have been
enough warning for Trustees to tell their
superintendent to focus on running the school
district and let them worry about the politics.
Waldrip didn’t ask Trustees whether they thought
the memo was appropriate – the only trustee he
even interviewed was Draper, about her daughter’s
work with Culbertson Adams."
Volzke is
the publisher of the Capistrano Dispatch.
Tags: Enemies Lists, Waldrip Investigation, Recall Campain 2005-06, Marlene Draper, Culbertson-Adams
Jan 11, 2007
Stuart Waldrip, The Capistrano
Dispatch “I find
the ‘second list’ to be more troubling than the
first ... One must ask why, if the mission was to
learn how the process works in the Registrar’s
office, the District came back with detailed
information on the petition-gatherers and then
converted that information to spread sheets
organized by the degree of activity in gathering
signatures with detailed information about not
only the parents but also the students, their
grade level, school and home address and phone
information – or for that matter, any of the
information from the petitions at
all.”
Retired
Orange County Superior Court Judge Stuart Waldrip
made these findings about the infamous CUSD “enemies”
lists in his 13-page investigation report to the CUSD
Board of Education.
Tags: Enemies Lists, Waldrip Investigation
Jan 11, 2007
Stuart Waldrip, The Capistrano
Dispatch “... the spreadsheets
contain much more information regarding the
addresses than would be necessary to investigate
the source of the address data.”
Retired
Orange County Superior Court Judge Stuart Waldrip
writes about the infamous CUSD “enemies” lists in his
13-page report to the CUSD Board of
Education.
Tags: Waldrip Investigation, Enemies Lists
